Saturday Notebook reflections on post holiday trends
The Ottawa Herald notes a rise in car sales including GM Buick Opel and Chrysler Plymouth Arrow signaling a possible recovery. The column wryly comments on literacy, arithmetic, Christmas ads, inflation, and a shift toward a credit card dominated economy, ending with a remark on women's reliance on checkbooks.
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General Motors
Buick
Germany
Japan
Chrysler
Debunking Diet Myths and Health Q&A Column
Dr Thosteson answers reader questions on gelatin and peanut butter myths for nails bust and weight, athlete’s foot cure, gonorrhea symptoms in women, erysipelas causes and treatment, removing a sty, and general health cautions. The column urges balanced nutrition, proper diagnosis, and professional care, noting miracle foods are not real.
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Dr. Thosteson
Charm School
Thosteson
Buron
Thostecon
N.N
Dry
Thesteson
Manure Upheaval for Cattle Industry in 1870s Era
Associated Press writer William C. Mann reports cattlemen warn environmental rules and manure disposal raise beef costs. Experts advocate potential recycling into livestock feed, while consumer prices rise due to tighter regulation and industry adjustments. The American National Cattlemen's Association plans to address these issues at its Phoenix meeting.
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William C. Mann
Associated Press
Denver
Gordon van Vleck
American National Cattlemen's Association
van Vleck
van Vieck
Plymouth
Calif
van Wieck
Cattlemen’s Association
Phoenix
Ariz
Wray Finney
Fort Cobb
Okla
Richard M. Nixon
National Horse Census Weighs on Department Budget
The Agriculture Department plans a national horse census costing about 1.5 million dollars to count horses and determine trends, though funding has repeatedly been cut. A 48 state first-year survey would precede three annual state recounts, with expansion possible after four years. Estimates of current horses range from seven to fourteen million. The effort aims to map a largely unrecorded population including city and suburban horses.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
United States
Nually
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for in trade area with monthly and multi month options including a one year rate of 17.36 dollars. Rates for outside trade area are higher with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options. Out of state subscriptions incur a 3 percent sales tax. The paper notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Television Playoff Highlights and Festival Listings
A dense log lists AFC Play-Offs and a Children’s Film Festival with titles like Tika and the Shark and Tiko and the Shark. Also includes Sesame Street and Vision On blocks, plus multiple late night movie and game broadcasts across networks and time slots.
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Jolson
Jeannie
NFL Today
Maine
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
Ascent of Man
Garner Ted Armstrong
World of Survival
U.S. Farm Report
Bonanza
Mister Rogers
Soul Train
Electric Company
Combat
Hee Haw
Lawrence Welk
Animal World
Howard Cosel
Emergency
Jeffersons
Speaking Freely
Soundstage
Cisco Kid
Clea Kid
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